Some of Wednesday’s top business news stories:
The Associated Press
Musk says he wants Twitter again and will pay $44B price, by Tom Krisher, Matt O’Brien, Randall Chase and Barbara Ortutay
Can Biden save democracy one US factory job at a time?, by Josh Boak
CNN
America’s national debt has now surpassed $31 trillion, by Alicia Wallace
Micron to invest up to $100 billion to build chip factory in upstate New York, by Catherine Thorbecke
The Wall Street Journal
Apple Suppliers Add Manufacturing Sites in U.S., With Focus on California, by Yang Jie
Facebook Parent Meta to Shrink Some Offices as It Adapts to Hybrid Work, by Chip Cutter
CNBC
Job openings plunged by more than 1.1 million in August, by Jeff Cox
Streaming bundles are forming, but don’t expect a cable TV-like package any time soon, by Alex Sherman and Lillian Rizzo
Reuters
Apple asks suppliers to shift some AirPods, Beats production to India – Nikkei
Banks financing Musk’s Twitter deal face hefty losses, by Anirban Sen
News about business journalism:
Lou Carlozo named editor and publisher of Talking Biz News
Khalili departs TechRadar Pro for Wired
Reuters makes appointments for South Asia team
Vaswani joins DealStreetAsia to cover private equity
NYFWA seeks entries for its Impact Award
Financial Times appoints Miller Ukraine correspondent
Washington Post hires Insider’s DeChalus to cover Congress
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